I wasn’t really aware of Robbie Ryan but Red Road and Fish Tank have great urban cinematography, also if you haven’t seen Anna Karenina then you should, it’s not the best movie but the work of Seamus Mcgravey is more than enough reason to watch it.

It’s a great site. I am a cinematography student at FSU and this site and the material on it is great help. However, the Matthew Libateque( spelling) page does not show any information. It would be great to have his work for reference for a film i am shooting. But either way, Thanks.

Hi, i was wondering if you would recommend me some examples of color mixing, kind of what was used in Hobo With a Shotgun and Far From Heaven, they both differ but use the same temperature-mixing technique, thank you.

If you like far from heaven you should check out the two directors that influenced it, Douglas Sirk made some pretty great melodramas in the 50’s (All That Heaven Allows and Written on the wind are good examples) and Rainer Werner Fassbinder whos body of work is insane, you should defo look into Lola and also Querelle as two films with a very hightened colour palette, very surreal looking.

I will be featuring all of the films mentioned above soon (lola is already posted) hope thats of some help!